Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 36

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Publication date: 1880
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Pope & Co, hardware, stoves and tinware lation of 500 and its prospects for perma- Randall N W, county supt of schools

Is 36 miles from Umatilla on the Colum- bia, in an excellent grazing and agricul- tural section of country. It has a popu- nent and steady growth are quite bright.

H. WACHHORST .. "cheaper

sells Watches

than any house on the Coast.

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.

The. Model Commercial College of the Coast, 880 Post St., S. F.

Oregon-Pendleton-Pilot Rock. ALPHABETICALLY.

281

There is a weekly newspaper, the "East Oregonian," published here.

Bailey D W, atty at law Bailey G W, notary Bentley Jno, planing mill Bowman J W, livery stable Bramel T C, county surveyor Bull M P, pub "East Oregonian" Butler Julian, wagonmaker Byers & Co, flouring mills

Corum L M, planing mili, sash, door and blind factory Cram & Landry, hotel Despain Jeremiah, market Discsway & Sanford, liquors Everts Lucian, atty at law Geisler William, bootmaker Gray B F, saddler and harnessmaker Jacobson A, liquors

KEENEY J B, county clerk

Lee L H, bakery and restaurant Lennox Jeremiah, bootmaker Lindsey J B, dentist Livermore & Beagle, gen mdse

Livermore Lot, postmaster, agt W, F & Co and NW stage company Tusin & Bell, attys at law Lyons M, hairdresser Marshall W H, blacksmith Mc Arthur L L, dist judge MeCay W C, physician

Porter A H, drugs, fancy goods and no- tions

Rothchild S, gen mdse Russell Wm, county assessor

Sperry J L, sheriff Stang Adam, brewery

Stenger George, tailor Sturm Chas, market Switzler Wm, gen mdss Taylor & Shoemaker, blacksmiths Turner & Bailey, atty at law Turner James H, atty at law Van Dorn J N, manfr of furniture Webb G W, stoves and tinware Wright David, livery stable Yoakum H G, county judge

Peoria, LINN COUNTY.

Finegan S B, blacksmith

GILBERT J B, postmaster and gen mdse Holder W, druggist and gen mdse Storr J W, physician Van Caren O W, painter Watts F A, gen mdse

Perrydale, POLK COUNTY.

Butler James, saloon Davis H, school teacher

Enes Richard, lumber, grain and com- mission merchant

Gentry Henry, saloon Glandon Harry, blacksmith McCarty Thomas, butcher McGrew John W, hotel

McGrew & Johnson, agt for agl implts and wagonmaker Patterson Alex S, druggist Wells Mrs M C, hotel Wilson J W, hotel

Philomath, BENTON COUNTY.

Allen & Harris, gen mdse Badger Luther, carpenter Carter W A, physician

Crow M M, stage line

Enos D, lumbering, sawing and planing Henkle J E & Co, gen mdse Hite W S, blacksmith

Kisor Mrs, boarding house

McLain & Boon, butchers

PHILOMATH COLLEGE, Rev W S Walker, principal

"THE PHILOMATH CRUCIBLE," Rev W S Walker editor

WALKER W S REV, principal of Philomath College and postmaster Whitney G A, physician Wilcox & Rust, blacksmiths

Phoenix, JACKSON COUNTY.

Alwell -, flour mill

Berry J H, carpenter

Burner F, saloon Craven -, physician and drug store Dunlap A, black smith

Gilbert O E & Co, blacksmith

Hackett J, saloon

Lane & Hyde, livery stable

Laurenberg O, hotel Sargent -, gen mdse

Pilot Rock, UMATILLA COUNTY ..

Clements EM, physician Eberly Fritz, bootmaker Fletcher Eli, livery Fletcher W H, hotel and meat market Rhodes J S, clergyman (United Brethren)

H. PALMER & CO., Port Wine $2.50 per gal .. 302 Davis Street, San Francisco.,

STEINWAY & SONS' PIANOS-Grand, Square, Upright-Sold for Cash or Instalments.

MI. Gray. Gen'l Agent, for Pacific Coast, 117 Post St., S

Illustrated Catalogues.

.S.F.

Coast.

W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St .. Sacramento. 84 FIRST STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON, IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale.

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wagon ertaker

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, he Colum- d agricul- ss a popu- for perma- it- bright.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Porreand IN 18

pe, all sizes, Battery Stree.

118.

282

Oregon-Pleasant Hill-Portland. ALPHABETICALLY.

CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F.

Stanley Bros, blacksmiths Stewart D I, livery Stewart H, hotel STURTIVANT A J, gen mdse and postmaster Sylvester & Durie, gen mdse Wattson & Luhrs, lumber

Pleasant Hill,

LANE COUNTY.

Bristow J J, wagonmaker Morgan & Parks, gen mdse Mulkey I N, blacksmith

Stoops Wm, shoemaker

Pittsburgh,

COLUMBIA COUNTY.

BROUSE P, postmaster, saw and flour mill

Rubert H, furs

Pleasant Home, MULTNOMAH COUNTY,

Aiken John, sawmill Kelly -, physician Maxwell W H, blacksmith

Otis J S, carpenter

Shaffer J, propr stage line

STEPHENS J G, postmaster

Pocahontas,

BAKER COUNTY. Chambers Wm, flour and sawmill

Portland, MULTNOMAH COUNTY,

Is situated on the left bank of the Wil- lamette river, 12 miles above its junction with the Columbia, and 90 miles above Astoria, containing a population of 20,- 000 energetic and intelligent people. It is practically a seaport, since deep water vessels ascend the river with compara- tive safety, and at all seasons of the year. It is the commercial metropolis of the Pacific Northwest, and the horo- scope of the future plainly marks out a

ritory and Oregon, depends entirely upon this bustling, well-built and beautifully laid out city for its articles of use and consumption. She is the center of wealth, refinement and culture, and to her, all other cities of the section pay respectful obeisance, acknowledging her as the "mightiest of them all." Her private residences will compare most fa- vorably with those of cities of greater pretensions and age, in point of archi- tectural design and finish, as well as in cost of construction. The business blocks are substantially built, with an eye to convenience and beauty, while the thoroughfares are cleanly kept, com- fortably broad and run at right angles. The public buildings are perfect gems in their way, and are creditable to the high order of enterprise which characterizes her public-spirited residents. A pride in the permanent and beautiful growth of the city is everywhere apparent, and everything evidently is done to enhance the admiration of her visitors. Her hotels are numerous, well appointed and elegantly arranged. Her churches are beautiful structures, all well attended and ably conducted. Her market halls are the subject of wonder, eliciting ex- pressions of surprise from those who come from afar with no such thoughts of beholding such commodious, conven- ient and tastily arranged places of trade as New Market, especially, certainly is. The public and private schools are worthy the highest words of praise, and it is due to the educational interests to concede great credit to the "moving spirits" for these "ornaments of in- struction." The residents of Portland exhibit a literary taste in the support of more than twenty publications that is truly flattering. The members of the "art preservative " are, as a class, per- sons endowed with rare intelligence and experience, to which qualities the excel- lent management that is shown in the various departments of the respective journals is traceable. The "Oregonian " and the "Standard" are morning papers, both of which show a degree of enter- prise that few journals in cities of the same size can boast.

The "West Shore, " a monthly journal, in magazine form, is a sprightly sheet of 32 pages. Its publisher, L. Samuel, is prise, possessing a knack that is essen- tially peculiar to the successful manage- ment of a newspaper. It is devoted to

destiny that will always assure her this the embodiment of energy and enter- title. It is the principal distributing point of supplies for the Umpqua, Rogue river and Willamette valleys, while all that country lying east of the literature, science and. art, and the re- Cascade Mountains, in Washington Ter- sources of the section it represents.

TRY MURRAY'S LUNG AND LIVER BALSAM.

dr. Bre Pagess 800 4 . ELECTROGRAPH " 100 facsimile copies in 10 minutes. "";T. Cross', Stylegrane Fountain WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah.

BUSINE

The "Merc Sunday, co ter and lo proprietors, wide-awake established, scribers and of their dis new field o nals we can and alive to deavoring the heaven bullets fly two evenin “Telegram, commercial which show city and th a paper tha interests. ably edited peculiar to

'The city railroads, h street rail senting mi phone com munication in the ags Her growth ful, more t been expen ings. The neat, three center of shrubbery

Abell Fran Ach Mrs First ACKERN crockery ADAMS notary Adolphis AINSWO OSNO Akers Wı Alisky Ch ALISKY factory ALLIS & machin ALLEN 20, 22 8 Anderson Andritsch Madiso ARION Yamnhi Armstron ington

H. PAI

BUSINESS PENMANSHIP Prac

cally taught at PACIFIC BUMI- COLLEGE, 880 Fest St. F. F.

Oregon-Portland. ALPHABETICALLY.

283

Arnold L, meat market, Sixteenth and S Atkinson E, foundry, Fourth nr G

ATKINSON & FARISH, publishers "The Sunday Welcome " and "Com- mercial Reporter," B bet Third and Fourth.

Atkinson & Wakefield, real estate and insurance agts, notaries public, Stark and Front

AUER F X, guns, ammunition and fishing tackle, 12 Stark

Bachman J & Bro, brokers and ins agts, 122 First

BACHMAN LOUIS, Union Hall (li- quors), 153 Front

Bachler Mrs Wm, dressmaking, 123 Washington

Bacon C P, livery, 93 Second

BALDWIN WM, meat market, 138 First

BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO, com- mission merchants

Ball & Gregory, lawyers, 162 First

The city is also the terminus of two BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AM- ERICA, J Goodfellow agt, 50 First Bailey & Bird, groceries, 47 Yamhill railroads, has water works, gas works, street railways, several hanks, repre- senting millions of money, two tele- Baio Miss, hairdressing, Washington and Third phone companies and telegraphic com- munication. Her annual exports amount Barber M, lodging house, Morrison and Second in the aggregate to several millions. Her growth the past year was wonder- BARBER & NICKLIN, dentists, 149 First ful, more than a million dollars having been expended in the erection of build- Barbey Jno, sewing machines, 32 Yamhill BARNARD J L, commission storage, and forwarding, Commercial Wharf ings. The Government building is a neat, three-story edifice, situated in the center of a beautiful square set with Barnes Win, confectionery, 67 First - shrubbery and plants. It cost $300,000. Barr S M, boots and shoes and sewing machines, 171 First

Barrett C C, books and stationery, 109 First

BARRETT JOHN, plumber, gas and steamtitter, 43 First

Barroll F H, cigars and tobacco, 87 First

Barugh F, groceries, 221 Second

BARTSCH A, pianos and organs, 143 First

Bayer & Stauch, metal roofers, 233 Sec- ond

BEAL C, attorney at law and notary public, 162 First, room 14

Beck Juo A, watches and jewelry, 149 Front

Beck & Wildman, clothing, 147 First

BECK WM & SON, toys and fancy goods, guns, cutlery and fishing tackle, Front and Alder

BEEBE W SCOTT, attorney at law, rooms 11 and 12 Union Block

Belcher C T & Co, crockery and glass- ware, 223 First

BELESIS & RENDICH, Vienna chop house and coffee saloon, 30 Yamhill

H. PALMER & CO., Frontignan Wine, 302 Davis St., S, F.

STEINWAY & SONS' PIANOS-Grand. Square, Upright-sola for

. Grav. Gen'l Agent, for Parine Coast. 117 Post St., S. F.

Instalmei

Ilustrated Catalogued.

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The "Mercury " is a weekly, issued on Sunday, containing miscellaneous mat- ter and local gossip principally. Its proprietors, W. S. Moss & Co., are wide-awake, and, although but recently established, are securing. a list of sub- scribers and patrons that speaks highly of their disposition to succeed in their new field of labor. Of the other jour- nals we can say that they are vigilant and alive to their interests, and are en- deavoring to "hold the fort," though the heavens fall, and "the storm of bullets fly with' danger." There are two evening papers, the "Bee " and the "Telegram,"" published here. Also a commercial paper, the "Reporter," which shows that the merchants of the city and the adjacent towns appreciate a paper that represents their immediate interests. It is an eight-page weekly, ably edited and replete with information peculiar to its character.

· ELECTROGRAPH " 100 facsimile copies in 10 minutes, "stylograph,"

Abell Frank G, photographer, 169 First Ach Mrs H, dry and fancy goods, 231 First

ACKERMAN H & CO, wholesale crockery and glassware, 87 First ADAMS W H, attorney at law and notary public, Dekum's building Adolphis De -, physician, First & Ash AINSWORTH GEO J, general supt OS N Co, Ash and Front Akers Win, livery stable, 28 Taylor Alisky Chas, butcher, 138 First

ALISKY & HEGELE, sttam candy factory, 145 First and 28 Alder

ALLIS & BLACK, mill furnishing and machinery, 4 North Front

ALLEN & LEWIS, wholesale grocers, 20, 22 and 24 North Front

Anderson & Co, saloon, 146 First

Andritschke C R, saloon, Front and Madison

ARION SALOON, G Franz propr, 28 Yamhill

Armstrong Mrs F, dressmaking, Wash- ington and Third

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,

Steves and Ranges, 500 different sizes, styles and patterns, 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery 81., 8. F.

284

. Oregon-Portland. ALPHABETICALLY.

Bebock Bros, manufs of statuary, etc, 142 Third

Bennett & Harvey, saddlery and har- ness, 129 Front Bennett W H, constable, 49 Clay Berger Henry, house painter, 9} Alder BERGER WM P, sign writer and painter, 48 Morrison

Berlin L B, liquors, 83 First

BERRY MRS M J, groceries, Mill and First

Best .Tos, barber, 7 Morrison

BICRE. FRED, wholesale and retail confectionery, 84 First

BIEHLE FRANK groceries and pro- visions, 35 Yamhill

BINGHAM H T, attorney at law, 145 First, upstairs, room 5

BIRD O B, homoeopathic physician, Fourth and Taylor

Bishop O H, stair builder, Front and Jefferson

BISHOP SCOTT GRAMMAR SCHOOL, B and Eighteenth

BLACKWELL C, hairworker, 110 Morrison

Bloom Mrs I, groceries, 408 First Bloom I, tailor, 10 Washington

BLUMAUER L & CO, druggists, 165 First, and cor First and Stark Boggs N, saloon, Pine, near Third Bonard L, cigars and tobacco, 253 First Bond Wm & Co, match factory, Park and A

Boulard & Whillock, restaurant, Second and Ash

Bower J M, lawyer, 145 First Boyd H & Son, insurance, 107 First Boyd J H, saloon, 9 First BRENAN PAUL M, physician BRENCKLE L, "Sunnyside " Saloon, 304 First

BRECK J M JR & CO, druggists, 101 Morrison

BRENNER H, propr Esmond Honse Braden Win, supt streets, 129 First Brady John, boots and shoes, 227 First Branch F, groceries, Second and Salmon BRANDT J JR, general superintend- ent O & CRR, and superintendent W & ORR, Front and F

BRANDT & LECK, tin and galvan- ized iron works, 33 Madison

Brickel & Minville, dressmaking, 151 Third

BRIGHAM J R, stoves, ranges, etc, 47 First

Brigham P E, millinery and fancy goods, 103 First Brooks & Lamott, saloon, B and Second, First Brown & Besselleu, shoemakers, 5 Mor- rison .

Brown L, physician and surgeon, 91 First

Brown Mrs T C, confectionery, 226 First

Brown & McCobe, stevedores, 24 B Brown M L, propr St Charles Hotel, Front and Morrison

BROWN & TOD, California meat mar- ket, 93 Morrison

BROWN W B, fancy goods, 127 Third BROWN W F, manager Oregon branch New Zealand Ins Co, 7 First

Bryan T S & Co, Holton House Restaur- ant, 10 Alder

Buchanan Bros, agts City of Quincy and Westport, foot of Morrison

Buchanan John, barber, 52 First

BUCHTEL J, photographer, First and Morrison

Buck & Co, saloon, 153 Second

AGENCY BUENA VISTA POT-

TERY, J L Barnard, manager, foot of Morrison

BUNDSCHUH A, cider and vinegar works, E and First

Bunting S G, carriage manufactory, 220 Second

Burchard A, furniture, 201 First

BURCHARDT C A, wines and liquors, 44 Washington

Burckhard A, meat market, Central Market, First

Burdin Wm, saloon, 104 Front Burelbach M, groceries, G and Ninth

Burkhard & Spaulding, butchers and packers, B and Second

Burns Mrs D, cigars and tobacco, 15 Washington

Burnside D W & Co, wholesale flour, 10 North Front

Burrage C W, county surveyor

Burton E M, architect, 113 First

BURTON HOUSE, I Fretland propr, F and Third

Bush D B Jr, agt Home Mutual Ins Co of California, 100 First

Butler A T, barber, First and B

BUTTERFIELD A E & BRO, watch- makers to the trade, SE cor First and Morrison, rooms 12 and 13

Bybee R E, justice peace, 24 Morrison

Cabaniss T T, physician and surgeon, 243 First

CAHALIN E "Opposition " Boot and Shoe Store, 92 First

Caldwell W S, insurance agt, 102 First Campbell Mrs, groceries, 55 Fourth : Capen Geo B & Co, boots and shoes, 75 Front

Caples J F, district atty Caples & Mulkey, lawyers, 94 First

CARDWELL J R, dentist, room 4, Dekum's building

Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F.

CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits,

H. WACHHORST, importer of

" Fine Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, 315 J St., Sac.

W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California. 615 ] Street Sanmartin COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wilo'esale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Port'and, Oregon.

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.

The Model Commercial College of the Coast. 800 Pont Mt., S. F.

Oregon-Portland. ALPHABETICALLY.

285

Cardwell W B, physician and surgeon, 163 First, upstairs

CARMICHAEL C, contractor and builder, 48 Alder

Carothers Miss Jennie, dressmaker, 133 First

Carpenter H, physician and surgeon, 155 First

Carroll & Hubbell, livery, 35 Washington CARSON J C, sash, doors and blinds, Front and F

CARTWRIGHT J C, collector inter- nal revenue, Postoffice building

CASE J I & CO (Branch House, G W Staver manager), manufs threshing machines, headers and, portable en- gines, foot of Morrison

Castendieck G, hotel, Second and Alder "Catholic Sentinel," L M McCormick publisher, 91 Second

Catlin John, attorney, 91 First

Catterall Thos, carpenter and builder, 10 Washington

Cavanaugh D, tailer, 11 Alder

CENTRAL LODGING HOUSE, J B Hayne propr, Third and Morrison

Chalmers & Holmes, marble works, B near First

CHAMBERS THOS, clothing and fur- nishing goods, 25 First

Champlin & Hollabaugh, boots and shoes, 109 First

CHANCE GEO H, dentist, Odd Fel- lows' Temple, 141 First

Chandler T H, wholesale wooden and willow ware, 42 Front

CHAPMAN & WELLS, physicians and surgeons, 132} First

Chapman W S, city surveyor, 127 First CHENERY A P, cigars and tobacco, 172 Front

Child J A, druggist, Morrison and Sec- ond

Chiselin J T, physician, 10 First

Chown F R, hardware, 243 First

Church Wm, clothier and tailor, 165 Second

City Hardware Store, hardware, 168 First

City offices, 129 First

CLACKAMAS PAPER CO, R Pittock agent, paper, twines and printer's ma- terial, 102 Front

Clapp C, cigars and tobacco, res 93 North First

CLARENDON HOTEL, Zieber & Knowles, proprs, First and F

CLARK J saddlery and saddlery hard- ware, 130 Front

Clark & Upton, real estate and archi- tects, 120 Front

Coburn W H, cigats and tobacco, 65 First

COFRAN J W G, special agent Com- mercial Fire and Marine Insurance Co, 102 First

COGGINS & BEACH, wholesale paints, oils, glass, painter's materials, doors,, sash and blinds, 103 Front

Cohen R, restaurant, 213 First

Cohn A A, hides, furs and tallow, 75 Front

Cohn F M, cigars and tobacco, 138 First Cole D & Co, stoves and tinware, Sal- mon and First

Cole Geo E, postmaster

Collier & Campbell, foundry, 240 Front Collins Daniel, shoemaker, 74 Firat

"COMMERCIAL REPORTER" (The) Atkinson & Farrish publishers, B bet Third and Fourth

Comstock & Pfluger, dry goods, 171 Seo- ond

Congle J B & Co, wholesale harness and saddles, 110 Front

Conrad O & Co, dyeing works, Salmon, near First

Cook E, musician, 220 First

Cook Wm B, saloon, 185 Second Cooke Clyde, artist, 64 Morrison COOKE H, undertaker, 111 Second

COOKE MARY, saloon, Fifteenth & S. Cooper G, meat market, First and Tay- lor

Corbett, Failing & Co, wholesale hard- ware, 53 and 55 Front

CORBITT & MACLEAY, wholesale grocers, 29 and 31 Front, and 28 and. 30 First

Cotter John, barber, 26 Morrison

COVALT A B, gen manager Pacifio Mutual Life Insurance Co of Califor- nia, 102 First

Cowie W H, groceries, Jefferson and Eleventh

Cox L M, confectionery, 188 First

CRAN JOHN & CO, dry goods, and gents' furnishing goods, 131 and 133 First

Crandall & Hencrie, contractors and builders, Third near Alder

Cronin P.J, harness and saddles

Cunningham A G, secretary and treas- urer O & CR R

Cunningham R, tinware, 252 First

Currier Wm & Co, merchant tailors, 91 First

Dale & Vernon, saloon, 11 Morrison Dalgleish D, woolen goods, 71 Front DALY JAS L, real estate and general agent, notary public, 226 First

DANDY GEN G B, quartermaster U S A, 155 First, up stairs

DANGUENGER MRS M, Parisian Laundry, 211 Third

Danziger D, cigars and tobacco, 215 First

H. PALMER & CO., Pure Sherry Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F.

These favorably known Instruments for sale at M. Grav. 117 Post St.

reasonable rates and terms.

ERNST GABLER'S Square and Upr.ght.

I.T.

, 91 226

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Third ranch staur- y and

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POT- r, foot inegar y, 220

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propr, Ins Co

watch- rst and

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., Sac.

- W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wilo'esale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.

quors, entral

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,

natterne, 110, 110, 114, 116 and 118 Battery ... N. P.

286

Oregon-Portland. ALPHABETICALLY.

DAVIDSON I G, photographer, SW EATON F B, oculist and aurist (dis- cor First and Yamhill Davis H W, justice of the peace, 215 Fourth eases of the eye and car) NW cor First and Morrison Eaton Gen J H, chief paymaster U S A, 155 First Day & Nash, carpenters, foot of Clay Dayton & Hall, hardware, 194 First Eddy & Snyder, blacksmiths and wagon- makers, Sixteenth and S Deady Mathew P, U S district judge, Postoffice building Edwards & Birmingham, furniture, 169 DE BURGH C R, contractor and build- er, 66 First and 171 Second EFFINGER COL W H, atty at law, Deckenbach J, hotel, 232 Front De Jongh E, optician, 153 First First National Bank Building Ehlen & Zelner, nursery, Morrison and East Park DE LASHMUTT & OATMAN, real estate and money brokers, 94 First Delin A P, undertaker, 109 Second Elkeles E, furniture, 133 Front Ellis P, junk store, Second and Taylor DELL SIDNEY, attorney at law, 132} First Emmond J, restaurant, Second nr B ENFEL BERNARD, saloon, Yamhill Dennison B F, lawyer, 95 First and Second Ensign M J, dressmaker, 133 First "DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG," C A Lan- denberger publisher, B and Third EPPERLY JOHN & CO, feed and commission, NW cor Frout and Tay- lor, lessees No 1 stable and feed store, 332 and 334 Front Dickson James, physician and surgeon, 141 First DIEDREKES & BUGDAHL, saloon and liquors, 81 Second EPPINGER LOUIS, propr "The Bu- Dilg Julius, lock and gunsmith, 84 Front Dillen D P, barber, 206 First reau," First and Morrison Ernest & McCafferty, restaurant, 15 Dittenhoefer T, cigars and tobacco (whole- sale), 61 Front Morrison Erway Mary, lodgings, 131 Front Dodd C H & Co, hardware and agri- cultural implements (wholesale), 23 ESMOND HOUSE, H Brenner propr, cor Front and Morrison Front Erz Geo, coffee house, 11} First . DODGE FRANK T, assistant supt O S N Co, Ash and Front Espey W W, carriage maker, Solomon, ur First Dolind W P, notary public, 234 Third Esser Peter, liquors, 35 Stark Dolph, Bronaugh, Dolph & Simon, at- torneys, 141 First EUREKA HOTEL, G W Holsapple propr, First and Jefferson DOUGHERTY & CONWAY, second- hand household furniture and hard- ware, 70 Front "EVENING TELEGRAM," V D Palmer publisher, 102 Front EVERDING & BEEBE, commission DONNERBERG JOHN, plumbing, gas and steam fitting, Alder and Third merchants and wholesale produce, 47 Front Druck Wm, machinist and tool maker, 72 Front EVERDING & FARRELL, produce and commission, wholesale and retail, Du Bois Mrs J M & Co, ladies' furnish- ing goods, 165 Third 140 Front Ewery & Garnold, undertakers, Wash- ington and Second DU BOIS & KING, wholesale grocers and commission merchants, and agents Failing W S, fish market, First MacNeale & Urban' safes, 112 and 114 Front Fairfowl J G & Son, stevedores, 23} N First Duesbury H, artist, 167 First Farleman C B, carpenter, 115 First FAY P J, groceries and provisions, H and 'Thirteenth DUN R G & CO, mercantile ageney, 49 First, up stairs DUNBAR WM, feed, farm and dairy produce and commission, 89 Front Dunn Joseph, barber, 181 First Dunning M, physician, 73 First FERGUSON ALEXANDER, hair- dressing and shaving saloon, 30 Stark Ferrera A, groceries, 45 First Feurer Louis, liquors, 34 Stark DURHAM R L, city auditor and clerk, Finnen J, cigars, tobacco and fruit, 132 First 127 First Durkheimer K, cigars and tobacco, 187 Finnigan John, liquors, 74 First First CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F. Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.

Duvernoy F X, saloon, cor Pine and Second Dyer M, saloon, First

FISHEL & ROBERTS, clothing and gents' furnishing goods, Alder and First FIRST NATIONAL BANK, James Steel cashier, 127 First

TRY DR. GUNN'S RHEUMATISM KING.

PUNCTUALITY,

' Stylegrade Pen."

trograph, ar. Pages 800 and 201.

BUSINE

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Fleckenstein 24 Front FLEISCH goods (wh FLIEDNE barber, Hc Folger C D Mining Co Ford B A & Foster D B, FOSTER G glass, 26 M FOSTER & hardware, I FOSS & CO and fruit st rison

"A. T. Cross'

FRANCIS British Colu FRANK BR implements, FRANZ G, A Fraser A, saic FRASER E Union block, Frazer & Steen 170 Front Frederick E, sh Freeman Thos riage maker, "French C, tinsn FRETLAND Friedlander WI FRY W_B, m turing Co, 18 Funck C, paint Galli L, fruits a GALLICK W. sion, First nr Gallick Wm, co First

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Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 36

Author: Publication date: 1880 Publisher: San Francisco : L.M. McKenney Number of Pages: 1593

Author:
Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : L.M. McKenney
Number of Pages: 1593